Proposed additions to the collection
- Rutherford, J., 1830. A narrative of the capture of the ship Agnes : and the murder of the Captain and eight of her crew, who were barbarously cooked and eaten by the savage cannibals of New Zealand. [S.l.]: J. Rutherford. 35 pages
- Coates, D., 1844. The New Zealanders and their lands : The report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on New Zealand, considered in a letter to Lord Stanley. London: Hatchards: Seeleys: Nisbet and Co. 59 pages
- Colenso, W., 1844. Excursion in the Northern Island of New Zealand, in the summer of 1841-2. Launceston, Tas.: Printed at the office of the Launceston Examiner. 95 pages
- 1846. Narrative of an expedition into the interior of New Zealand, during the months of June and July, 1845 With some account of the attack on the native fortress of Ohaiowai on the 1st of July, by the troops under the commandof Lieut.-Colonel Despard, 99th Regt., acting as colonel on the staff. In, edited by. [London: H. Colburn.
- Shortland, E., 1851. The southern districts of New Zealand : a journal, with passing notices of the customs of the aborigines. London: Longman Brown Green & Longmans. xiv, 315 pages
- Davis, C.O., 1855. The renowned chief Kawiti and other New Zealand warriors. Auckland: Lambert. 26 pages
- Johnston, J., 1860. Notes on Maori matters. Auckland: Printed by W.C. Wilson. 43 pages
- Buddle, T., 1873. Christianity and colonisation among the Maoris. [s.l.]: [s.n.]. pages
- Johnstone, J.C., 1874. Maoria : a sketch of the manners and customs of the aboriginal inhabitants of New Zealand. London: Chapman & Hall. xvi, 190 pages
- Ashwell, B.Y., 1878. Recollections of a Waikato missionary : Printed for private circulation. Auckland: William Atkin. 25 pages
- Plain facts relative to the late war in the northern district of New Zealand. (1847). [Auckland?: s.n.].
- Aborigines Protection Society (Great Britain). (1864). The New Zealand government and the Maori war of 1863-64, with especial reference to the confiscation of native lands, and the colonial ministry's defence of their war policy. [London]: Pub. for the Aborigines' protection society by W. Tweedie.
- Alexander, J. E. (1863). Incidents of the Maori war; New Zealand in 1860-61. London: Richard Bentley.
- Alexander, J. E. (1865). Notes on the Maories of New Zealand : with suggestions for their pacification and preservation. London: Aborigines' Protection Society.
- Browne, E. H. (1860). The case of the war in New Zealand : from authentic documents. Cambridge: Deighton, Bell, and co. [etc., etc.].
- Busby, J. (1865). The rebellions of the Maories : traced to their true origin in two letters to the Right Honourable Edward Cardwell, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colonies. London: Printed by Strangeways and Walden.
- Busby, J., & Martin, W. (1860). Remarks upon a pamphlet entitled "The Taranaki question, by Sir William Martin, D.C.L., late Chief Justice of New Zealand,". Auckland, N.Z.: Printed by Philip Kunst, "Southern Cross" Office.
- Carey, R. (1863). Narrative of the late war in New Zealand. London: R. Bentley.
- Church Missionary Society. (1861). New Zealand : memorial to His Grace, the Secretary of state for the colonies; together with A vindication of the character of the missionaries and native Christians. London: Church Missionary Society.
- Church Missionary Society. (1861). New Zealand : memorial to His Grace, the Secretary of state for the colonies; together with A vindication of the character of the missionaries and native Christians. London: Church Missionary Society.
- Clarke, G. (1861). Remarks upon a pamphlet by James Busby, Esq., commenting upon a pamphlet entitled The Taranaki question, by Sir William Martin, D.C.L., late Chief Justice of New Zealand. [Auckland?: s.n.].
- Gilbert, T. (1861). New Zealand settlers and soldiers, or, The war in Taranaki : being incidents in the life of a settler. London: Bennett.
- Gorton, E. (1901). Some home truths re the Maori war, 1863 to 1869, on the west coast of New Zealand. London: Greening.
- Grayling, W. I. (1862). The war in Taranaki, during the years 1860-61. New Plymouth [N.Z.]: G.W. Woon.
- Gudgeon, T. W. (1879). Reminiscences of the war in New Zealand. London: Sampson Low.
- Gudgeon, T. W., McDonnell, T., & McDonnell, T. (1887). The defenders of New Zealand : being a short biography of colonists who distinguished themselves in upholding Her Majesty's supremacy in these islands. Auckland [N.Z.]: H. Brett.
- Hawtrey, M. (1861). Justice to New Zealand, honour to England. London: Rivingtons.
- Kawepo, R. T.-k.-H., Fitzgerald, T. H., Colenso, W., & Stokes, R. (1861). Renata's speech and letter to the Superintendent of Hawke's Bay on the Taranaki War question; in the original Maori, with an English translation. = Ko te Korero me te pukapuka a Renata Tamakihikurangi, no te Pa Whakairo; Ki a te Kai-whakahaere tikanga o nga Pakeha ki Ahuriri; ko te reo Maori, me te reo Pakeha, erua tahi. : 1860-61. Wellington, New Zealand: Printed at the Spectator Office.
- Maning, F. E. (1862). History of the war in the north of New Zealand against the chief Heke in the year 1845 ([1st ed.). Auckland: G.T. Chapman.
- Marjouram, W. (1862). Memorials of Sergeant William Marjouram (3d ed.). [S.l.]: [s.n.].
- Martin, W. (1860). The Taranaki question. Auckland ; [Dunedin: Printed at the Melanesian Press : Hocken Library, University of Otago.
- McDonnell, T. (1869). An explanation of the principal causes which led to the present war on the West Coast of New Zealand; in defence of the action taken by Lieut-Col. Thos. McDonnell, whilst commanding Patea field force, with a suggestion as to future, operations. Wanganui: Printed by Walter Taylor.
- McKillop, H. F. (1849). Reminiscences of twelve months' service in New Zealand as a midshipman, during the late disturbances in that colony. London
Christchurch: R. Bentley
Capper Press.
- Meurant, E. Diary of E. Meurant from 17th April, 1845 to 24th December, 1945.
- Sewell, H. (1864). The New Zealand rebellion : a letter from Henry Sewell to the Right Hon. Lord Lyttelton. London: Macmillan.
- Te Paerata, H. (1888). Description of the battle of Orakau, as given by the native chief Hitiri te Paerata of the Ngatiraukawa tribe, at the Parliamentary Buildings, 4th August, 1888. Wellington: G. Didsbury, Govt. Print.
- Ward, C. (1863). Letter to the Rt. Hon. the Lord Lyttelton, on the relations of Great Britain with the colonists and aborigines of New Zealand. London: E. Stanford.
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